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“Past and Present” of Urban Development in China 课程列表：

Preface

-0.0 Thoughts from “Urban Development”

-0.0 Introduction: Inspirations from City Developme

Chapter I First Appearance of “Past Life” of Chinese Cities

-1.1 Origin of City and Formation of Settlements

--1.1.1 Evolution of Primitive Settlements

--1.1.2 Characteristic of Regional Settlements

--1.1.3 Analysis of Typical Sites

-1.2 The Prototype of City: The Settlement Alliance

--1.2.1 A Special Era: Longshan Era

--1.2.2 Meaning of Longshan Settlements

--1.2.3 Urban Structures and Functions of Longshan City

-1.3 Constructions of Settlement System in the Xia Dynasty

--1.3.1 New Progress of the Xia Dynasty

--1.3.2 Territorial Space Organization in the Xia Dynasty

--1.3.3 Settlement System and Urban Structure in the Xia Dynasty

-1.4 The Shang Dynasty: The Beginning of Feudalism

--1.4.1 Interpretation of Social Development in the Shang Dynasty

--1.4.2 The Birth of Territorial Urban System

--1.4.3 Introduction to the Regional Cities

-1.5 The Western Zhou Dynasty: Relatively Independent Urban System under the Ritual System

--1.5.1 Social Conditions of the Zhou Dynasty

--1.5.2 Urban System Under the Ritual Norms: “The Rites of the Zhou Dynasty: The Artificer’s Record” a

-1.6 Changes on Urban System in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period

--1.6.1 Social Changes was on the Rise

--1.6.2 The Urban Interpretation in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period

--1.6.3 The Urban Interpretation of Other Cities in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring State

--1.6 The Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period: Version 1.0 of the Urban Response

-1.7 The Urban Interpretation of Other Cities in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States

--1.7.1 Interpretation of the Qin Unification

--1.7.2 Origin of Urban System and Hierarchy

--1.7.3 Features of Urban Construction and Development in the Qin Dynasty

-1.8 The Evolution of City Functions in Han Dynasty

--1.8.1 Socioeconomic and Cultural Characteristics of the Han Dynasty

--1.8.2 Geographical Features of the Han Dynasty

--1.8.3 Introduction to Typical Cities in the Han Dynasty

--1.8.4 Introduction to Other Cities in the Han Dynasty

--1.8 The Evolution of City Functions in Han Dynasty

-1.9 Regime Changes During the Three Kingdoms, the Western Jin and Eastern Jin Dynasties, and the Sou

--1.9.1 Interpretation of Social Background

--1.9.2 Features of City Planning During the Tumultuous Period

--1.9.3 Influence of Religions on Urban Construction

-1.10 The 2.0 Version of City System

--1.10.1 Analysis of Urban System

--1.10.2 Yecheng: The Capital City in Cao-Wei Period

--1.10.3 Luoyang–the Capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty

--1.10.4 Jiankang: The Capital of 6 Dynasties

--1.10 The 2.0 Version of City System

-Chapter I First Appearance of “Past Life” of Chinese Cities

Chapter II The Flourish of Chinese Cities in Ancient Times

-2.1 The Great Tang Dynasty

--2.1.1 Interpretation of Social Development in the Sui and Tang Dynasties

--2.1.2 The Economic Development in the Sui and Tang Dynasties

--2.1.3 The Relationship Between the Regime and Cities in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

--2.1 The Great Tang Dynasty

-2.2 Accelerated Cultural Integration and Improved City System

--2.2.1 Characteristics of City Framework and Functional Transition in Tang Dynasty

--2.2.2 The Development Features of Emerging Cities

--2.2.3 Analysis of Typical Cities

--2.2.4 Introduction to Luoyang, the Eastern Capital of Tang Dynasty

--2.2.5 Common Towns in Prefectures and Counties and Commercial Cites in Sui and Tang Dynasties

--2.2.6 Cities in Outlying Districts and Regions Inhabited by Ethnic Minorities in the Sui and Tang Dy

-2.3 New Development in Song Dynasty

--2.3.1 Influence of Socio-economic Background in Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period

--2.3.2 Interpretation of Socio-economic Background in Song Dynasty

--2.3.3 Interpretation of City Development in Song Dynasty

-2.4 City Construction: Revolutionary Change

--2.4.1 Kaifeng: The Capital City of Northern Song Dynasty

--2.4.2 Capital of Southern Song Dynasty—Lin’an

--2.4.3 Interpretation of Regional Central Cities in Song Dynasty

--2.4.4 Fishing City: A Defensive City in Song Dynasty

--2.4.5 Cities of Western Xia, Liao and Jin in the Song Dynasty

--2.4 City Construction: Revolutionary Change

-2.5 Gloomy Yuan Dynasty: the Return of Urban Space

--2.5.1 Interpretation of the Socioeconomic Background of the Yuan Dynasty

--2.5.2 Urban Development Under the Co-Existence of Multi-Ethnic Cultures

--2.5.3 A New Interpretation of Urban Planning for Reinvention

--2.5 Gloomy Yuan Dynasty: the Return of Urban Space

-2.6 Ming Dynasty: Revival of Socioeconomy

--2.6.1 The Interpretation of the Social Background of Ming Dynasty

--2.6.2 Economic Development in Ming Dynasty

-2.7 Urban Reconstruction: The Brilliance Reappearance

--2.7.1 Interpretation of Urban Development in the Ming Dynasty

--2.7.2 The Urban Construction of Ming Dynasty

--2.7.3 The Central City Under Regional Feudal Rule in Ming Dynasty

-2.8 The City in Qing Dynasty and the Response of Tradition

--2.8.1 Social Development in the Qing Dynasty

--2.8.2 The Economic Situation in the Qing Dynasty

--2.8.3 Differences in Regional Development

-2.9 The Social and Economic Situation in the Qing Dynasty

--2.9.1 the characteristics of urbanization in the Qing Dynasty first

--2.9.2 Urbanization Under the Influence of Global Economic Integration

--2.9.3 The Characteristics of Cities in the Qing Dynasty

-Chapter II The Flourish of Chinese Cities in Ancient Times

Chapter III “This life” Prelude of Chinese Cities

-3.1 Struggling Under Semi-Colonial Situation in Modern China

--3.1.1 Overview of Modern China

--3.1.2 The Political and Economic Situation in Modern China

--3.1.3 Characteristics of the Development Trend of the Modern Cities

-3.2 Modern City · Development in Difficulty

--3.2.1 The Classifications of Cities in Modern China

--3.2.2 Introduce the Characteristics of Typical Cities in Modern Times

--3.2.3 The Development of Traditional Cities in Modern Times

--3.2.4 Relatively Declining Cities

--3.2 Modern City · Development in Difficulty

-3.3 The Beginning of New China·All That was Left Undone are yet to be Dealt With

--3.3.1 Socio-economic Situation in the 1950s

--3.3.2 Socio-economic Status in the 1960s and 1970s

--3.3.3 Overview of the Development of City Planning in New China

--3.3 The Beginning of New China·All That was Left Undone are yet to be Dealt With

-3.4 The Interpretation of City Planning Before 1970s

--3.4.1 The Historical Features Reflected in Urban Development and Construction before the Reform and

--3.4.2 City Planning in 1950s

--3.4.3 Strategic City Planning in 1960s and 1970s

--3.4 The Interpretation of City Planning Before 1970s

-3.5 Modern City: Exploration of Pluralistic Thoughts

--3.5.1 Socio-Economic Background in 1980s

--3.5.2 City Planning in 1980s

-Chapter Ⅲ: The Development of Chinese Cities in Mo